Mathieu Boespflug
Mathieu Boespflug
@mrkkrp can we reopen this? @GildedHonour is raising a point worth discussing. Putting an extra space before or after the `in` is certainly unusual. I've never seen that style in...
> I never liked this style in OCaml because it is harder to see where the inner expression starts. By inner expression, do you mean whatever comes after the `in`?...
I suspect the issue is that Ormolu sees a multi-line expression, since you added a line break in the middle of `f x`, so it keeps it so. However, ```haskell...
> I don't mind if this is a "known problem" but I do think it's a problem. To clarify - why is this a problem?
Isn't that one of the points of formatters? You can paste code in whatever shape or form you like. Even snippets of comments. The formatter will do whatever is "hard"...
Single-line is probably the better default since that's what the vast majority of Haddock docstrings in existence use. I understand the issue more as a feature request: allowing the existence...
That proposal looks relevant. But I'm struggling to visualize how it will work in this case. To summarize: 1. Bazel isn't 100% hermetic. Rule sets typically provide macros to download...
> Before we can figure out the name, we need to know if we want to talk about specific package managers (SaltStack vs. Chocolatey) or do we talk about my...
How do we make progress on this front?
Another ping.